Why does UCF have three serviceable Quarterbacks

[mjadams]

38 minutes ago, lotsofbull99 said:

Who's fault is it that a gun-slinger like Oladokun fell into that portal?

I really wasnt that impressed with Chris. Im glad he's having success.

[bullsfan27]

We have strong as a hc and they had frost and heupel. Strong hasn’t built up a qb since bridgewater and Jackson at Louisville and completely failed at Texas at developing qb’s. Frost and heupel built up the talent they had and have gotten better talent lately

[NewEnglandBull]

1 hour ago, lotsofbull99 said:

Why does UCF have three serviceable Quarterbacks, and USF can't manage even one?

I don’t know maybe you should ask your golden idol Jim Leavitt

[Rizman]

Luck of the draw....

[El_Toro_86]

40 minutes ago, bullsfan27 said:

We have strong as a hc and they had frost and heupel. Strong hasn’t built up a qb since bridgewater and Jackson at Louisville and completely failed at Texas at developing qb’s. Frost and heupel built up the talent they had and have gotten better talent lately

Strong was the benefactor of Clint Hurtt’s illegal recruiting in S Florida which brought him Bridgewater and other play makers.  Other than that he has been horrible.

 

 

[puc86]

They probably just have one serviceable line. If we had a strong line or schemed for the line we actually have instead of the one we wished we had we would probably have better looking QBs. 

[footnfan1]

2 hours ago, DJBulls said:

Even against lesser competition against FIU..their starting qb completed 30% of his passes

Really. 30%?

Dillon was 7/19.average completion NCAA leading 35+ yards per completion at FAU. His in-completes were on long stretch plays primarily. He should be revved up for Stanford, Wimbush is no longer a starter.

 

C/ATT	YDS	AVG	TD	INT	QBR
Dillon Gabriel	7/19	245	12.9	2	0	58.9

 

He erased Tua's Hawaii passing records, he will be fine, just fine. 

 

 

 

 

[footnfan1]

2 hours ago, Rizman said:

Luck of the draw....

Not really, a focused recruit by Milton. 

 

https://theathletic.com/1204571/2019/09/12/staples-the-hawaiian-who-is-adding-to-ucfs-status-as-a-quarterback-paradise/

UCF coach Josh Heupel learned to expect the Friday night sales pitches. During dinners at the team hotel the night before a game, when players and coaches tend to be at their most relaxed, Knights quarterback McKenzie Milton would update Heupel on the exploits of the player who replaced Milton at Mililani (Hawaii) High. 

“He’d be talking about DG,” Heupel says.

 

 

Among Milton’s dutiful reports to Heupel was one from last September. During a 35-0 win against Waianae, Milton relayed to his coach, Gabriel had passed Timmy Chang and Tua Tagovailoa on Hawaii’s all-time passing yardage list.

 

UCF coaches had their first in-person meeting with Gabriel on his official visit last November. A day after his visit, Gabriel decommitted from Army. In December, Gabriel took official visits to Georgia and USC. Had he chosen to sign with the Trojans, it might be Gabriel and not fellow freshman Kedon Slovis who took over for the injured JT Daniels. But while Slovis was making his first collegiate start against Stanford on Sept. 7, Gabriel was breaking down his first collegiate start, a 48-14 win at Florida Atlantic in which he completed seven of 19 passes for 245 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions.

 

Edited September 12, 2019 by footnfan1

[DJBulls]

6 minutes ago, footnfan1 said:

Really. 30%?

Dillon was 7/19.average completion NCAA leading 35+ yards per completion at FAU. His in-completes were on long stretch plays primarily. He should be revved up for Stanford, Wimbush is no longer a starter.

 

C/ATT	YDS	AVG	TD	INT	QBR
Dillon Gabriel	7/19	245	12.9	2	0	58.9

 

He erased Tua's Hawaii passing records, he will be fine, just fine. 

 

 

 

 

My bad just over 30%...

[footnfan1]

3 minutes ago, DJBulls said:

My bad just over 30%...

No big deal.....not close to 30% though IMO